Super Wenheyou (Hisense Plaza)
A huge dining space inside Hisense Plaza recreating 1980s old-Changsha neighborhood scenes — tube apartment blocks, video halls, barbershops and old bus-stop signs stacked level upon level, as if a whole old community had been moved into the mall
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 11:00-02:00 (next day)
- Ticket
- Free entry, pay for what you order
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A huge dining space inside Hisense Plaza recreating 1980s old-Changsha neighborhood scenes — tube apartment blocks, video halls, barbershops and old bus-stop signs stacked level upon level, as if a whole old community had been moved into the mall. Crayfish and classic Changsha snacks are the main draw; at peak times taking a queue number can mean hours of waiting, making it a phenomenon-level check-in landmark. Its “street-life scenes + dining” model has become a classic case of urban renewal fused with culture and tourism. Come at off-peak hours, tour the scenes first, then eat.
Getting there: Xiangjiang Middle Road
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